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Lessons From the NFL to Close More Business

Mr. Inside Sales

The first preseason games are in the books, and coaches are watching game film and teaching players how to improve every week. Ellis said, “Early in my career, Bill called me into his office, and we sat there, for a long time, studying game film. I got better. 2: Ask for bigger orders on every close. but you can never go up.

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Zoom: 5 Quick Tips to Use it Effectively

Mr. Inside Sales

Now I know you’re not in the film industry, but lighting is crucial to any type of filming. I was on a meeting with someone just the other day and it appeared as if they were calling from a cave. You all know how much difference a well shot, well lit film looks compared to a B-film. Zoom Tip #3: Lighting.

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NFL Schedule Released this Thursday—Are You Ready?

Mr. Inside Sales

Here are three ways to go about that: #1: Once a week, go over a recording with each of your reps and offer positive suggestions for how they can improve on their next call. Then, listen to their calls the next week and see if they’ve implemented the changes you tasked them with. In the meantime, 8 p.m.

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The Closing Techniques You Need to Strike More Deals When Working Remote

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Laying the groundwork for a successful assumptive close begins way back in the sales process. A few examples of this kind of tailored language might include: On Approach Call: “We’re really excited to show you what our product will be able to do for you.” This situation calls for a tailoring of closing techniques.

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